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    Perilla korean steakhouse

    4.1 (228 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndSteakhouses, Korean, Cocktail Bars
    Open 8:00 am - 1:30 pm, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
    Updated a few days ago

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    PERILLA KOREAN STEAKHOUSE ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
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    Upscale
    Outdoor seating

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    Spanish Octopus
    Ann L.

    Elegant Korean BBQ spot inside the Lotte hotel. Each table has a built in grill and the servers cook the meat just as you like. Tried a few cuts and the quality of the meat was spectacular. Picanha: beautifully marbled Australian cut. Perfect balance between sweet and fatty. My favorite Wagyu Hanger: a little on the fattier sides. Good cut. Prime short rib: a little more on the sweeter side compared with the above two Also has à la cart menu and a separate bar menu. - Cold Soba Noodles and Kimchi: expected the cold 비빔국수 but was a little disappointed. Essentially cold soba noodles in Gochujang/kimchi sauce and oerillla oil. Not a fan - Spanish Octopus: grilled octopus seasoned with kimchi vinaigrette. Not impressed. - japchae: this was very good. Glass noodles seasoned with sesame oil and mixed sautéed veggies. Beautiful restaurant with good service. Meat was amazing.

    Steamed egg was delicious
    Kathy C.

    Hubby and I had a pretty good experience at Perilla Korean Steakhouse during our recent trip to Chicago. It's an easy walk when we are already staying in downtown Chicago. The restaurant has a nice ambiance and the service was good. We decided to try the "Chef's Set" to have a variety of steak cuts along with the extras like barchan, ssam, etc... I also can't help myself but to order a steamed egg. Then lastly, we tried their Perilla sundae. Ok, overall the experience was nice, but a little bit disappointing. There are several dishes I liked, but I did not love what should have been the star of the show, which are the steak cuts. Every side dish was good to great. I loved the steamed egg (more like a soufflé) and the dessert. I would order those two every time I go. I also love the mocktail drink (Hallasan Volcano). So there are items I'd definitely go back for. Here is a the disappointment for me. The steaks are cooked for you at the table. The service was nice and friendly, but cooked almost everything at the same time. So 1) I forget which steak is which, and 2) by the time I get to the last couple, they have became cold. I remember the first bite of the a5 ny strip truly was melt in your mouth great. But again, by the time I get to the 2nd piece, cause I wanted to try other things, it has become cold and not as enjoyable. Lastly the marinated cut was surprisingly bland for us. So overall, I personally would go back again, but skip the set menu and try different items.

    Brian H.

    I stopped by Perilla for a quick appetizer and a drink. It had been a long day, and I just wanted something satisfying before heading home. I had just left the hotel across the street and wasn't exactly sure what I was in the mood for. I've walked past this place plenty of times but had never gone inside. Today felt like the right opportunity. I wasn't looking for a full meal, just a couple of small plates and a chance to unwind. The restaurant itself is beautifully designed. Even though I arrived about an hour before closing on a Saturday night, it was still busy, which is usually a good sign. The hostess greeted me right away and told me the wait would only be a few minutes. My server was excellent and made me feel welcome from the moment I sat down. I ordered the Brussels sprouts, the Korean fried chicken, and another appetizer that is admittedly difficult to describe, but it was delicious. Overall, the food was very good. The Brussels sprouts and the other appetizer were the standouts of the meal. The only dish that didn't quite measure up for me was the Korean fried chicken. It wasn't bad by any means, but it didn't have the same wow factor as the rest of the meal. That's really the reason for my three-star rating. Had I skipped the chicken, this easily would have been a four-star experience. The atmosphere, service, and most of the food were excellent. I just expected a little more from what should have been one of the restaurant's signature dishes.

    Young Y.

    I loved perilla. The food was great. We came during lunch and just got the wagyu steak frites + steak and eggs. We also got the milk donut. Everything was pretty much perfect. Steak cooked to perfection, went perfectly with the chimi churri it came with. I wish we came during dinner for the actual KBBQ, we will forsure be coming back. Our server was super nice, and the place itself had a lovely interior.

    Gwabeggi
    Tina L.

    This review is for the breakfast sandwich (with bulgogi patty). Honestly phenomenal. This thing was juicy, flavorful, and had the perfect texture throughout. The English muffin was soft and fluffy, the bulgogi patty def had that unmistakable bulgogi flavor profile & was thicc n juicy, and there was a perfect amount of aioli to add a nice creamy n subtle kick. The hashbrown was perfectly crisp too - add it to the sandwich! This is a gargantuan sandwich tho & kinda messy to eat so keep that in mind! I've been to Perilla a handful of times now (both locations) and you honestly can't go wrong. The service is always great as well and the atmosphere is perfect for any occasion.

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    Kayla P.

    We came for the Perilla x Pop Up Bagels breakfast sandwich pop-up and left pretty disappointed with the overall experience. We arrived about 20 minutes before opening, expecting a wait, which is totally normal for a popular pop-up. What wasn't normal was that once they opened, they started pulling people out of the line if they wanted full service and planned to eat inside. This created a confusing system where people who arrived much later than us were able to order, eat, and leave before we had even placed our order. I understand that pop-ups can be busy, but the line moved painfully slowly. We ended up waiting about an hour and a half, which felt excessive, especially given how the line was being managed. There were also some smaller issues that added to the frustration. The menu advertised everything bagels, but that's not what we received. The sandwich was around $20, which is pretty steep for a breakfast sandwich. When we ordered, we specifically asked if the sandwich came cut in half and were told, "Yes, it would be way too messy if they weren't pre-cut." Then the sandwich arrived uncut. As for the food itself, it was fine. Not bad, but definitely not memorable enough to justify the long wait, confusing organization, and price point. Overall, the sandwich was okay, but the experience was frustrating and ultimately not worth the time we spent waiting.

    Ssam
    Diane L.

    I'm not typically one to complain about service and treatment but for the cost of this restaurant and for its accolade, I expected better. The ambiance of the restaurant is nice, the lighting is low and the wait staff are in full suits. The meat is cooked table side by the staff and they check what temperature, rarity, and coat the grill with beef tallow. I would recommend getting the French fries, though a bit pricy, they were my highlight of the night. We had a reservation for 8:45, and weren't seated until 9:10, which isn't a large issue if the rest of service had been better. We ended up going for the premium set and the wording in the menu is deceptive. It says that the tasting set comes with 6 ounces in the top, it is not 6 ounces of each cut, it is 6 ounces of meat in total. In comparison, getting things à la carte would be more worth your time, except everything is an additional charge, if you want ban chan it's 5 side dishes for $5. Their white kimchi is just a salted pickle without gochujang, and was nice but lackluster. The service we received here was extremely disappointing and our table was often forgotten about when we could see our waiter micromanaging other staff in his section, but forgetting to come back and manage the grill on some of our cuts. On multiple occasions our waiter forgot about our meat and we had to try making eye contact multiple times and ended up just flipping the meat on our own. At the end of the unmarinated meat no one had helped us in a while and we still had our marinated meat left. The server asked if they could grab us the check and we had to remind him about the marinated part of the set. The meat was of good quality, but my other gripe is with the japchae, it was too black pepper heavy and I couldn't taste anything but the pepper. Their craft cocktails were interesting and we got the passion of the rice, which was very tasty and used gochujang in an innovative way, if you dint like tasting alcohol in mixed drinks this is the way to go. This is a nice place to celebrate or enjoy some nicer cuts of meat, but the service for the price point paid was just really disappointing.

    Crudo
    Truc N.

    Spacious restaurant with modern decor and patio options. A modern take on traditional Korean dishes. All of our dishes were pretty tasty but don't expect a traditional Korean menu. I really enjoyed the steak tartare and the sweet potato with bone marrow butter. The butter was amazing. Delicious and creamy. I also really enjoyed my martini. It was strong but the balance of the kimchi flavor really gave it a unique flavor. Service was okay. It wasn't really busy and we felt our server forgot us at the end. We ended up going to the host to pay.

    Justine C.

    My boyfriend took me here on my birthday and I loved all of it. The front desk checked us In, but we had to wait about 10 mins for our table. We were greeted by our server who gave us a tour of the menu and what to recommend. There are so many different steaks to choose from but we opted for the premium and chef's steakhouse sets. These had delicious options from waygu, rib eye, short rib, and more! It also came with banchan, dipping sauces, japchae, and ssam. We also wanted to try the beef fat fries and grilled broccolini. Our drinks were delightful and really good. The beef fat fries were insanely delicious! The chef who cooked our beef for us was awesome and super lovely to talk to! He grilled all of our pieces of steaks at the perfect temperature. I will always remember the tasty picanha!! For dessert, I chose the perilla sundae with the vanilla Hokkaido ice cream. It was my birthday, so it was sweet of them to put a candle on it. The bill came and we were a little confused that the dessert wasn't comped. Besides that, it was a great experience and ambiance.

    Kimchi dumplings
    Trung V.

    Unfortunately, one of my worst dining experiences was in Chicago. Starting off, our food was delicious. I have nothing but praise for the kitchen team. For starters, we ordered the kimchi pork dumplings and grilled octopus, which both tasted great, but the kimchi flavoring did overpower everything. Our main course included the marinated short rib, wag rib eye, and a5 5 brisket which were all cooked to perfection by our server. However, my experience at Perilla Steakhouse was hands down frustrating. Upon arrival, things were off to a rough start when I could barely hear the server over the music. At times, I felt like our server was rushing us through our meal based on how much less attention he gave us versus the other tables. I'm not someone who needs my glass refilled every minute either to be clear, but things did feel off with how slow our meal was paced out and the general disinterest the server had in us. For reference, we arrived early to a nearly empty restaurant that hadn't started peak dining time yet. I recognize the steakhouse is an upscale, chic take on traditional Korean dishes and I admire the chef for sharing his culture with the city. I also understand restaurants are going to be more expensive, the closer you are located in relation to downtown. Even so, in comparison to other nearby high-end restaurants, the price to portion ratio for our meal felt off. For example, our $16 dumplings included 3 dumplings on a plate. Yes, there's an argument for inflation and the cost of quality ingredients, but I argue that at this price point we shouldn't have left hungry either.

    Brandy S.

    Perilla absolutely exceeded my expectations. The premium set was incredible -- perfectly paired with the banchan, ssam, ssamjang, japchae, and scallion muchim. The soondubu stew was rich and comforting, cocktails were on point, and the white peach sorbet was the perfect ending to the meal. Amazing food, beautiful presentation, and such a great dining experience! We are planning to go back to try their brunch menu!

    Menu May 2026
    Melissa W.

    Wasn't too hard to get a last minute reservation for a Monday night. The restaurant is in the hotel building here (can't remember the name now). Came here with my sister, and we were able to order one of each tasting menu. All of the meats were delicious, high quality. The Wagyu tasting menu was of course much fattier and more tender. One of my fave cuts of meat was the Wagyu ribeye cap, not surprising. The Wagyu hanger from the premium tasting menu was my fave cut from that menu. The servers were friendly. They cook the meat for you at your table, so depending on how they're staffed the night you go and how busy they are, you might have a short wait between some bites. But it wasn't noticeably slow. The tasting menu is served with japchae (yum!), assorted banchan, salad, and ssamjang sauce. They also give you sesame oil with salt and pepper. Most of the meat was seasoned so well, it didn't even need sauce. The banchan sides are great to help cut the fattiness of the meat. If you ask for rice, they will give you some. I know they give you lettuce to wrap, but I prefer a little white rice to help cut the grease personally. Was happy they had it! If you want to order meat à la carte, the biggest surprise of the night was that the marinated short rib which is usually a fave was oddly the least seasoned and the marinade was not super flavorful. I would stick to the Wagyu hanger or maybe one of the ribeye options. Would recommend for some good beef and good service!

    Wendy H.

    I had a business lunch here. It's great because it's actually quiet enough to talk. The staff were so attentive. The bibimbap was good. I selected salmon and the other person had steak, which he said was also great. The donut was not my favorite though. The cream was good, but the bread part wasn't as fluffy as I expected.

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    On the $65 pre-fixe menu, I see there are numbers next to some of the options. Are those additional prices for those selections?

    Some options have specific amounts that you must order like (ex. wagyu is a minimum of 6 oz.) I wonder if this is what you're referring to. Either way, it is certainly worth the try even if you only do appetizers 👌

    Do you have a happy hour on the weekends?

    Hi Sandra, We do not at this moment, however, we will be launching our PERILLA steakhouse BAR MENU… 

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    NoMI Lounge

    3.9(83 reviews)
    0.7 miNear North Side
    $$$

    My husband and I came here for our 26 year anniversary. It was my first time in Chicago. A local…read morefriend of ours recommended NoMi. It was a great recommendation. We were so happy with everything! Our server was wonderful! The entire staff was so friendly and on top of their game! We never waited for anything. They were immediately refilling our waters, offering more bread, removing dirty plates, replacing silverware, and offering the next course. It was perfect! The views!!! I think there's not a table in NoMi that doesn't have an amazing view. The main, large window faces the lake (East). Arriving just at 7, you get the full affect of the city, and lake, and then the sunset and lights of the buildings. It was absolutely magical. I couldn't get enough of it. The inside of the restaurant is beautiful and clean, but honestly it could have been a pit and I wouldn't have noticed. You'll be focused on the views for the entire evening. The food!!! Everything is very fresh. It's all well-prepared. Everything was delicious. There's a good variety of dishes to choose from. Plenty of healthy, low-carb options. We each ordered our own appetizers. I had the crispy Maitake mushrooms and my husband had the mussels. We both loved our food and left nothing on our plates. Excellent choices, that we highly recommend. As our main course we shared the sushi platter. The seafood was fresh and the sushi didn't have too much rice. It was the perfect amount of food with our appetizers. They have an extensive wine and drink menu. For drinks I had a glass of the Sauvignon blanc and my husband had a red blend. For dessert we weren't really hungry enough to eat anything else but my husband wanted a pallet cleanser. They have a few sorbets. My husband settled on the cherry cola sorbet. They brought it out with a little chocolate that said "Happy Anniversary" in French. They did not add it to our bill. Very sweet of them. It was probably one of the best anniversaries we've ever had. The bill was about $230 before tip. We highly recommend coming here for any special occasion.

    My husband and I popped in here to escape the cold and found that NoMI was doing a hot coco…read moreexperience! It was SO awesome! We were able to choose between an alcoholic or non hot coco and load it up so many different toppings. It warmed us up and was decorated so beautiful! My husband then snagged a lobster roll which was so good. We are so excited we found this lounge and will be back!

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    CloudBar - 360 CHICAGO

    3.7(75 reviews)
    0.9 miStreeterville, Near North Side
    $$

    excellent service. Came from DC to visit from work and this spot did not disappoint! Go SHADEE!read more

    After we experienced the Tilt, we went directly to the Observation Deck, which is where the…read moreCloudBar is located. Once you enter the Deck, go to your right. We bought the tickets that included the Tilt, the Observation Deck, and the CloudBar. That was the way to have the complete experience on the 94th Floor of the John Hancock Building. The views are spectacular!! Look up and there are mirrors on the ceiling! Lots of cool photo ops! We enjoyed it here. There needs to be more organized seating all around the 360 because the place is packed. There are some tables closest to the Bar but not around the entire deck. You have to hold your drink the whole time and get bumped into. There is no obvious line at the bar and you accidentally go in front of other people who thought they were in line and they get upset. There are also mini bleachers where people were spilling their drinks because there was no place to put their drinks. The floor was sticky and wet. We got alcohol spilled on us from those climbing down the bleachers. Not a pleasant experience. The drinks were ok. My Magnificent Margarita was too sweet for my taste and it was a generous pour. My daughter had the Crossbeam and was able to select what she preferred. I should have done that one. The bartender was friendly and nice despite how busy he was. There are restrooms for men and women but the women's is not very big or wide. The line is mostly outside the restroom. It was tight in there. Would we go again? Yes.

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    101 Sky Terrace

    4.1(18 reviews)
    0.5 miNear North Side

    Let me start by saying that the views were 5 star and the place has a cool vibe - although the…read morehouse music they were playing was a bit loud for the small number of people eating when I was up there. That said, this place just completely disappointed. The food was just not good. I had the burger sliders and for $9 a piece you expect them to be something special. They were not. Overcooked with a little sauce and two pickles slapped on the bun with a tiny little dab of fake cheese - it was like a bad and way more expensive version of McDonald's. The onion rings were the frozen crumbly kind not the fresh beer battered kind and so that's a big "no!" for me. The dipping sauce was okay. Service was friendly and I think the guy was new but it wasn't good enough for a place like that at the top of the building. There were two servers so I'm guessing one was training maybe. They didn't make it to my table to check to see if everything was okay while I was eating and it even took them a while to notice that I was done eating. It's was slow so I don't think they were stressing with too many tables. That kind of place should knock your socks off - but it was on the low end of mediocre. I wouldn't go there again for food. Maybe it's a decent place to go to the bar but since I don't drink I can't help much on that end.

    Great food, drinks, and view. We came on a Sunday and ordered some drinks to start, as well as…read moreBrussels sprouts. There were a small portion but delicious. Not too crispy but still tasty. We also shared the half chicken and Ceasar salad with shrimp. There were only 3 pieces of shrimp for the extra money we spent; but otherwise the food was delicious. Definitely on the pricier side because of the rooftop and area.

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    Seasons Bar

    4.2(5 reviews)
    0.9 miNear North Side
    $$$

    Adjacent to the Four Seasons' Adorn Restaurant, the Social Lounge is an excellent stop on which to…read moreget one's day drink on and feel classy while doing so. The lounge features not only an eye-popping crystal chandelier but also a tea service in the afternoon and luxe bites and crafted cocktails. I convened with my drinking companion during a break in his conference presentations. Since his conference hotel did not have a bar or restaurant on premises, I decided nipping into the nearby Four Seasons would be a good call. The bar area was convivial and welcoming even to non-hotel guests. I was feeling festive so ordered a glass of Prosecco. My drinking companion ordered a rye-based cocktail. The ice in the craft cocktail was an eye-catching sphere. I was transfixed as this was my first time seeing this outside of an LG refrigerator commercial. We had fun sipping our drinks and catching up. I missed the little bowls of snacks but probably that is a concession to covid and all the uncertainty of untended nibbles. Already planning my next visit back here after a play I am scheduled to attend in this area.

    Potentially country club/gentleman's cigar haven stuffy but a fantastic bartender made it…read morecomfortable and enjoyable. Cost to worth it ratio: 3 (pricier but expect that at the Four Seasons) Highlights: - Paul: our bartender. Irish, chatty, and cool. Excellent service and made it fun to hang out in the near empty lounge area. - Atmosphere: large area with big chairs and a piano player. We ended up there cause it was cold outside and close to where we were, but was one of our favorite evenings out. - Drink menu: not just your average martinis. Had drinks like the auditini with elderflower liquor in it. Good and not too sweet. - Snacks: they give you nuts and a rice cracker wasabi peas mix. Lowlights: - Closes at 1: earlier than most and deserted come midnight at that. I'd stop by here again for a mellow few drinks... and to say hi to mr. bartender. :-)

    Brass Tack

    Brass Tack

    4.3(334 reviews)
    0.9 miNear North Side
    $$$
    Luxury
    Full bar

    My first review, of 9 years ago, was back when Brass Tack was Margeaux Brasserie…read more This is an updated review for its current incarnation. It is a must visit - if only all hotel restaurants were this good. We had a late dinner reservation on a Saturday night, and the restaurant was almost emptied out. So that made for a lovely, semi-private dining experience. Selecting a wine was dicey, as earlier that week flooding had damaged the cellar (!), but our server, Alex, was very helpful and worked with us to find something to my liking. We landed on a 2015 Cornas which was showing beautifully and matched perfectly with our meal. Alex did a fantastic job taking care of us during the wine reconnaissance and throughout the meal. Speaking of which, we started with the deviled eggs, which were amazing. An elegant balance of cream and salt from the caviar. For my entree, i had the venison. It was a seared filet on I believe a sweet potato puree, and it was rich and tender. Order it rare, if its on the menu. Kelly had the filet, also rare, and found it to be superior to most Chicago steak house filets. Our side was the divinely creamy Aligot mashed potatoes. Don't skip on these! For dessert, there was a decadent, gout-tempting chocolate mousse preparation. Served tableside, its all you think you can eat. I had a heaping serving, ate some, took the rest home. Kelly had the (also) Decadent Chocolate Cake, which too was superb. Cocktails were excellent, as is the bourbon selection. Service was impeccable. Our dinner was long and leisurely, and we look forward to returning.

    Kari's Rating 7.5/10…read more Came in with a friend around 11:30, it was absolutely desolate except for this client conference call that wrapped up around us. When you first walk in, you have to take the elevator up to the third floor, where a hostess was waiting at a golden black themed restaurant. This place is extremely ornate and luxurious as you walk in and greeted by a full air bar where all the liquor is positioned up in a translucent brass cabinet. Walking a little bit further into the restaurant, you see all of the chairs decorated with a gold studded Maroon leather. The tall ceilings give way to a illuminated faux skylight. The seating designs are minimal designed. We thought we were walking into a brunch menu but they had transitioned to lunch and re-ordered the lobster roll as well as the asparagus tip and almond pasta and the sweet potato fries.

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    Ila's

    4.9(74 reviews)
    0.3 miNear North Side

    When I was planning my sister's bachelorette party, I wanted to find a restaurant near our hotel…read morethat could accommodate different dietary preferences (i.e. no pork, vegetarian/halal, etc.). I found Ila's on Google and liked the variety of menu items. The food appeared to elevate comfort food from multiple cuisines, such as American, Italian, South American, Asian, and Southeast Asian. I reached out to the restaurant and was assisted with a reservation for 14 people. Our table was set and ready to go as soon as we arrived at 8:30pm on a Saturday. Overall customer was excellent. Thank you to the hostess for making my sister, the bride, feel special. She complimented her and hyped her up for the night, which was really sweet. Our server was awesome too. He was friendly and highly attentive. Loved that our food and drinks also came out in a timely manner. I enjoyed everything I ate. I had a few bites of the appetizers including the scallops, fried paneer, and 2 kinds of empanadas (corn and chicken). We also got lumpia and a mixed bread platter for the table. Though I didn't have any of the latter, they were a hit at our table. I got the burger as my entree, and it was such a redemption from a crappy burger I got elsewhere earlier in my trip. The double smashed patties were juicy and flavorful. I devoured the burger and loved the thin cut fries. All-in-all, we had a lovely dinner at Ila's for my sister's bachelorette party.

    Last minute after-work HH at Ila's and it didn't disappoint. The Gin Blossom was shaken to order…read more(love a fresh craft cocktail over a pre-batched one), and it showed. We also tried the chicken & corn empanadas and the cheese pesto flatbread--all solid. The only downside was that it is super quiet with only a 3 parties including us, so don't expect a buzzing happy hour scene. The space is absolutely gorgeous though, with beautiful interiors, comfy high-end furniture, and great service. Hoping this place gets the love it deserves.

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    Ila's - Nico collin's & hugo spritz

    Nico collin's & hugo spritz

    Ila's - Assorted Savory Kabobs: Paneer, Chicken & Leek, Pork Belly

    Assorted Savory Kabobs: Paneer, Chicken & Leek, Pork Belly

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